Yourself?

Sacrifice

Anything is possible as long as you are willing to make the sacrifices necessary.

Nothing worthy comes without worthy sacrifice.

What is the meaning of sacrifice? I'm looking for a copy of the documentary Jesus Camp, which will probably not be shown in Singapore as it is religious in nature. But there was a sentence said by the protagonist, which I paraphrase, talks about educating Christian youths at church camps to be as committed as their counterparts in Muslim countries. She argues, people in those countries are able to produce people with such commitment to their faith that they are willing to strap a bomb to themselves to prove it, and that is what we need in the Christians of the next generation.

How true is this idea? Are the true value of things in the world what you're willing to sacrifice for them?

Is sacrifice meaningful only if one has free will in deciding that? That is, are sacrifices we have choice over, more meaningful than sacrifices in which we have not?

Why do men choose the harder roads over the easier ones?

posted by Downhere. @ 8:56 am